Stories about adopting dogs intensify in December. One of them is that of reporter from Telemundo Jessenia Hatti, who, upon arriving in Miami, decided to adopt a puppy to alleviate his loneliness. He lost his mother and had to leave his two pets in Guayaquil.

He saw a photo posted by the shelter, contacted them and soon adopted Poochy José. “That was twelve years ago,” the presenter wrote on Instagram. Now he is the companion of his children and the guardian of his house.

Hatti explained it Their dogs had to stay in Ecuador, keeping their parents and siblings company. during the grieving phase. She was the one who needed ‘rescue’, and she found it in Poochy.

The publication sparked other adoption stories, like that of the user Érick. “A beautiful story, it touched my heart. I have six rescues, chihuahuas and kittens. I love them with all my being, they have different personalities and they all live here in Palm Beach.”

“I also have three puppies, we gave one female as a gift, and we rescued two from the street, they are males and it’s true, beautiful. You’re right, we should adopt them and give them a home, not mistreat them,” Teresa replied.

“My Jesse is already old, she is 13 years old, and she will give us the purest love that can exist.”

This year, Hatti has won two awards for network coverage Telemundo 51, from the Florida Society of Professional Journalists, in the United States. She was nominated for Emmy and Sunshine awards. She is in that country together with her husband and children. (AND)